Bennington VT Real Estate

MLS Number 4647611

• Commercial
• Year Built 1920
• NOI 213848

Great investment opportunity to own the coveted 210 South Street office complex in downtown Bennington, Vermont. With Church Insurance, ADECCO, and VTECH as primary tenants and available space for more, this property is a solid investment opportunity. Modern and full renovation in the past 12 years and including elevator, common restrooms, fire alarm and sprinkler system throughout.

Listed by Marek Kovac and Paul William Carroccio of TPW Real Estate

MLS Number 4689141

• Commercial
• Acreage 12

This open, flat parcel is adjacent easterly of The Bennington Square Shopping Center with Penny's, Staples, and KMart as major tenants as well as Maurice's, a HallMark Gift Shop and a PayLess Shoe Store. There is a free standing Burger King and Peoples United Branch Bank located on either side of the front entry. Traffic Count at the junction of Route 7 North and Kocher Drive is the highest count in the area with 13,700 vehicles recorded on an average per diem. The property is zoned commercial with all community utilities available at the street.

Listed by Kathleen Hoisington of Hoisington Realty, Inc.

MLS Number 4692444

• Commercial
• Year Built 1950
• Acreage 0.53
• NOI 483283

This is a great opportunity to buy an investment commercial property in Main Street area of Bennington, Vermont. Current multi-year lease on property. Route 9 is the busiest street in town and this gas station is one of the first stop on the way into town from the highway and all of the ski resorts to the east. Strong rental history and good volume on gas station.

Listed by Paul William Carroccio of TPW Real Estate

MLS Number 4692704

• Commercial
• Year Built 1950
• NOI 483283

This is a great opportunity to buy a commercial gas station and car wash property in the downtown area of Bennington, Vermont with a long history of strong net cash flow.

Listed by Paul William Carroccio of TPW Real Estate

MLS Number 4701683

• Residential Single Family
• Village Old Bennington
• Construction Existing
• Bathroom 5
• Bedrooms 6

The historic importance of Tichenor Place, constructed by Isaac Tichenor in 1788, cannot be overstated as on the wall in the second floor hall is a section of the original wallpaper dating from 1800 that commemorates the passing of the nation's first president, George Washington. George Washington knew Isaac Tichenor well as Tichenor was his assistant Deputy Commissary for the Northern District during the Revolutionary War. When President Washington passed away in 1799 the Boston Paper Staining Manufactury created a commemorative wallpaper "Sacred to Washington", that was sent to the Governors of the then 16 states. The paper is divided into sections by Doric columns topped with classical arches. A funeral monument in the shape of a large urn is the central motif surmounted by an eagle shielding his head under his wing. Justice and Liberty stand leaning on the monument. Justice is blindfolded and Liberty lifts her hand to her face as though mourning the death of the great leader. The Governor Isaac Tichenor House is a masterpiece of elegant historical Federal design with the finest of modernizations. 12 main rooms including library, 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, 6 fireplaces. An attached three car heated garage plus 5.7 acres with an active pond, clay tennis court and prominent view of the Bennington Battle Monument. If you are passionate about our country and Vermont, you will be passionate about this house and the story that goes with it.

Listed by Kathleen Hoisington of Hoisington Realty, Inc.

MLS Number 4740529

• Commercial
• Year Built 1960
• Acreage 1.7
• NOI 150000

Central Bennington Shopping Plaza containing 22,000 SF of retail space on 1.93 acres with 71 parking spaces. Frontage on West Main St., Vermont Rte. 9 adjacent to the brand new Dollar General store and on Depot Street. One new vacancy provides ideal opportunity for occupant/investor. NOI with full occupancy $117,000 equals 13% cash on cash return. Family Dollar store closing April of 2019. Bennington, VT is the largest town between Rutland to the north (55 miles) and Pittsfield, MA to the south (35 mi) and Albany, NY to the west (38 mi). The population of the town of Bennington is 15,700 and the county of Bennington is 35,600. Bennington is home to multiple small and medium sized companies and to Bennington College. The town sits at the cross roads of Rte 9 between Albany NY and Brattleboro, VT and Rte 7 from CT and MA to Burlington VT.

Listed by Paul Harsch of Harsch Associates

MLS Number 4692442

• Commercial
• Year Built 2000
• NOI 483283

This is a great opportunity to buy a successful car wash commercial property in downtown Bennington, Vermont. Route 9 is the busiest street in town and this car wash is the first stop on the way into town from the highway to the east and all of the ski resorts to the east.

Listed by Paul William Carroccio of TPW Real Estate

MLS Number 4642740

• Residential Single Family
• Village Old Bennington
• Construction Existing
• Bathroom 5
• Bedrooms 4

Rich in Revolutionary War history and reputed to be the oldest continuously occupied home in Vermont, this handsome 1763 Federal is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Retaining many original features including 4 marble fireplaces, 22" wideboard pine flooring and paneling throughout, along with a hand painted mural above the former kitchen fireplace depicting Old Bennington at the beginning of the 19th Century. A tasteful 1920 addition, featuring a recently renovated, stunning and tastefully appointed kitchen with marble countertops, top of the line stainless appliances including separate steam oven, blend in seamlessly with the original structure. Offering 4 large en-suite bedrooms with full baths, including one currently in use as a den; large living room and adjoining library with built in bookcases; large dining room with fireplace; bright Butler's pantry with prep sink, corian counters and ample storage perfect for entertaining. Handsome foyer, bright office/study and half bath round out this well laid out and proportioned first floor. Elegantly situated on 3.64 lush acres offering a private bluestone terrace off the kitchen, marble courtyard, scenic mountain views, manicured lawns, mature landscaping with stonewalls and gazeebo present this property magnificently. Separate 3 bedroom guest cottage off the courtyard and 35' x 23' lightfilled studio with hard wood floors and vaulted ceiling round out this exquisite offering.

Listed by Suzan Yucht of Hoisington Realty, Inc.

MLS Number 4750249

• Commercial
• Year Built 1929
• Acreage 0.8

Exciting developments are in the works for Bennington VT and the Historic Marble Bank Building at Four Corners is at the center of it all. Situated where Route 7 and Route 9 intersect in the heart of downtown. Built in 1929, the white marble building has been meticulously preserved with such gilded age features as ornate moldings, elaborate brass chandeliers, ceiling medallion, marble floors, French marble tellers' counter and walls, large columns and high ceilings with a balcony overlooking the main floor. Truly an exquisite setting for any number of commercial uses. Formerly a First National Bank, the main floor retains the long marble teller counter with tear gas nozzles built in, and mezzanine above and the 3 working vaults. The building has been used for the last 20 years as live/work space. The family of 5 has used the main floor as retail space and lives on the upper floor in a 3-bedroom, 2 bath penthouse style home with skylights and potential access to a roof top garden. This remarkable piece of Bennington history would be ideal as a bank again or any number of professional or retail operations.

Listed by Charles Wise of LandVest, Inc/Woodstock

MLS Number 4750513

• Residential Single Family
• Construction Existing
• Bathroom 2
• Bedrooms 4
• Square Feet 6,514

Exciting developments are in the works for Bennington VT and the Historic Marble Bank Building at Four Corners is at the center of it all. Situated where Route 7 and Route 9 intersect in the heart of downtown. Built in 1929, the white marble building has been meticulously preserved with such gilded age features as ornate moldings, elaborate brass chandeliers, ceiling medallion, marble floors, French marble tellers' counter and walls, large columns and high ceilings with a balcony overlooking the main floor. Truly an exquisite setting for any number of commercial uses. Formerly a First National Bank, the main floor retains the long marble teller counter with tear gas nozzles built in, and mezzanine above and the 3 working vaults. The building has been used for the last 20 years as live/work space. The family of 5 has used the main floor as retail space and lives on the upper floor in a 3-bedroom, 2 bath penthouse style home with skylights and potential access to a roof top garden. This remarkable piece of Bennington history would be ideal as a bank again or any number of professional or retail operations.

Listed by Charles Wise of LandVest, Inc/Woodstock